cococow123 Take a look at this link http://wiki.bukkit.org/Plugin_YAML. There is an example of a plugin.yml file on that page. See if that helps...
MyNameIsHariK I just looked at some code that I wrote a while back that dealt with changing text on a sign and saw that I was using this to set...
MyNameIsHariK The code is showing that the sign will only change when you put those set strings on the sign. In case you did not know getLine(3)...
Not2EXceL Either way works. I just feel as if it is better to use constructors.
sgavster Use a constructor and have the constructor take your main class as an argument. Check this out...
MyNameIsHariK Is the event in your main class?
The_Doctor_123 I agree. AppleMen You really should polish your Java skills or learn Java before working with Bukkit. Like his signature said it...
AppleMen Look at your while loop then post what is saying. You should be able to figure out why it is not working by doing that.
AppleMen How come you are putting the y and z values in for setX?
AppleMen Look at your while loop. That is the problem. And yes like Garris0n said if you do not understand ask about it. You won't learn if you...
ShredNyx Put this in your code. See if it has the same problem. Bukkit.getScheduler().scheduleSyncRepeatingTask(plugin, new Runnable(){...
ShredNyx Try using what maxben did. That will work...should at least.
The_Coder Yeah when I first switched from Eclipse to Intellij it took a long while to figure everything out. Glad you got it. Best of luck and...
ShredNyx Could you post the code? Or is it the same as the first post?
ShredNyx Try importing org.bukkit.Bukkit.
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